... the Whigs, Irish constituencies ought to up and stirring, and have their candidates prepared. There is not a moment to be lost. The Whig candidates mu-t be scouted wherever they appear—no matter how specious their promises. •• Out with the Whigs must ...

... THE WHIG TRIUMPH. Tuesday evening the Palmerston government shipwreck and utter defeat some of sort bungling which has not yet been explained, but which appears Ik; attributable in some measure t> the conduct Mr. W'alpole. and his refusal to his amendment ...

... *'te99. tiif. whig victouy The the clever mennße- f Polmerston, from position and gained complete of« an?, ron 9U(Wrn aomewhat and en*Y P»itv on that oceaiion ridirolous rout h; , d led to r The popular belief ♦ the Tories h-d been steadily ?a.n.n? strenß ...

... quarter. When they shall have concluded, we think they might do some service to the country giving a wholesome advice to the Whigs. Seeing plainly that it is the execrable land code which has caused all these crimes, they should counsel the government to ...

... the wrong scent, and the real culprits have r.r>e alone stands up for justice and truth—his escaped them. And now, will the Whigs change voice potent at all tiroes, reproves the iniquities their tactics, and try a new system loi pacifying pr: the people ...